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Jan 6, 2015 00:14:10   #
rumitoid
 
You say it is the president's weak foreign policy that is responsible for attacks, and you constantly degrade him and call his ability to lead into question, even his legitimacy as president, being openly and terribly insulting. Who is responsible?

You are ceaseless in attacking him and demeaning him: who gains? ISIS and every terrorist organization.

This is not a game. We are at war. Like when Bachman irresponsibly accused a woman on Hilary's staff as a terroist, the news on the internet spreading to Egypt and getting her motorcade pelted. It could have been more serious.

What am I saying? Grow up many of you on the Right! Your dumb comments can have serious repercussions.

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Jan 6, 2015 00:26:00   #
Snoopy
 
rumitoid wrote:
You say it is the president's weak foreign policy that is responsible for attacks, and you constantly degrade him and call his ability to lead into question, even his legitimacy as president, being openly and terribly insulting. Who is responsible?

You are ceaseless in attacking him and demeaning him: who gains? ISIS and every terrorist organization.

This is not a game. We are at war. Like when Bachman irresponsibly accused a woman on Hilary's staff as a terroist, the news on the internet spreading to Egypt and getting her motorcade pelted. It could have been more serious.



What am I saying? Grow up many of you on the Right! Your dumb comments can have serious repercussions.
You say it is the president's weak foreign policy ... (show quote)



Rumitoid

Our president(?) has deserved many of these comments with his actions.

Many of his actions have been anti-American.

Releasing Gitmo prisoners to fight again is only one.

Snoopy

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Jan 6, 2015 00:31:35   #
rumitoid
 
Snoopy wrote:
Rumitoid

Our president(?) has deserved many of these comments with his actions.

Many of his actions have been anti-American.

Releasing Gitmo prisoners to fight again is only one.

Snoopy


Not one of his actions have been anti-American and I feel such wrongful attacks undermine the power of the US

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Jan 6, 2015 00:58:21   #
grace scott
 
Snoopy wrote:
Rumitoid

Our president(?) has deserved many of these comments with his actions.

Many of his actions have been anti-American.

Releasing Gitmo prisoners to fight again is only one.

Snoopy



Snoopy, what can he do with those prisoners?

He can release them by sending then to another country. Countries are standing in line to get them.

He can release them for our people that are held hostage.

He can leave them there until they die of old age.

He can shoot them (my choice)

Is there an option that I have missed?

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Jan 6, 2015 01:02:18   #
rumitoid
 
grace scott wrote:
Snoopy, what can he do with those prisoners?

He can release them by sending then to another country. Countries are standing in line to get them.

He can release them for our people that are held hostage.

He can leave them there until they die of old age.

He can shoot them (my choice)

Is there an option that I have missed?


He can find evidence to accuse them of a crime, which the majority if not all held are lacking, then indict them and hold them for trial. Or let them go as our Constitution (remember that thing for white people) guarantees. The Patriot Act is the start of a Right Wing dictatorship.

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Jan 6, 2015 01:08:12   #
rumitoid
 
Fear has made far too many Americans captives and very poor representatives of a Republic.

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Jan 6, 2015 01:15:08   #
just care
 
rumitoid wrote:
You say it is the president's weak foreign policy that is responsible for attacks, and you constantly degrade him and call his ability to lead into question, even his legitimacy as president, being openly and terribly insulting. Who is responsible?

You are ceaseless in attacking him and demeaning him: who gains? ISIS and every terrorist organization.

This is not a game. We are at war. Like when Bachman irresponsibly accused a woman on Hilary's staff as a terroist, the news on the internet spreading to Egypt and getting her motorcade pelted. It could have been more serious.

What am I saying? Grow up many of you on the Right! Your dumb comments can have serious repercussions.
You say it is the president's weak foreign policy ... (show quote)


GIRLS WHO RUN TO MOMMY DO NOT GET RESPONSES
I THINK YOU WILL BE SEEING A LOT OF THAT IN THE FUTURE

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Jan 6, 2015 02:16:35   #
Al-ien
 
grace scott wrote:
Snoopy, what can he do with those prisoners?

He can release them by sending then to another country. Countries are standing in line to get them.

He can release them for our people that are held hostage.

He can leave them there until they die of old age.

He can shoot them (my choice)

Is there an option that I have missed?




Yes, put them in Rumitoids charge. After awhile they will be so friggin crazy that they will kill themselves. Problem solved.

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Jan 6, 2015 02:18:39   #
Hemiman Loc: Communist California
 
rumitoid wrote:
You say it is the president's weak foreign policy that is responsible for attacks, and you constantly degrade him and call his ability to lead into question, even his legitimacy as president, being openly and terribly insulting. Who is responsible?

You are ceaseless in attacking him and demeaning him: who gains? ISIS and every terrorist organization.

This is not a game. We are at war. Like when Bachman irresponsibly accused a woman on Hilary's staff as a terroist, the news on the internet spreading to Egypt and getting her motorcade pelted. It could have been more serious.

What am I saying? Grow up many of you on the Right! Your dumb comments can have serious repercussions.
You say it is the president's weak foreign policy ... (show quote)


Bite me you stupid,worthless,drunk son of a bitch.

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Jan 6, 2015 05:56:17   #
Bad Bob Loc: Virginia
 
rumitoid wrote:
You say it is the president's weak foreign policy that is responsible for attacks, and you constantly degrade him and call his ability to lead into question, even his legitimacy as president, being openly and terribly insulting. Who is responsible?

You are ceaseless in attacking him and demeaning him: who gains? ISIS and every terrorist organization.

This is not a game. We are at war. Like when Bachman irresponsibly accused a woman on Hilary's staff as a terroist, the news on the internet spreading to Egypt and getting her motorcade pelted. It could have been more serious.

What am I saying? Grow up many of you on the Right! Your dumb comments can have serious repercussions.
You say it is the president's weak foreign policy ... (show quote)


:lol: :lol: :lol:



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Jan 6, 2015 07:17:58   #
Mom8052 Loc: Lost in the mountains of New Mexico
 
rumitoid wrote:
Not one of his actions have been anti-American and I feel such wrongful attacks undermine the power of the US


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Come on rumitoid, give me a break. His actions of going around Congress, undermines Our Constitution, which in my mind makes him anti-American.

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Jan 6, 2015 07:47:46   #
Workinman Loc: Bayou Pigeon
 
rumitoid wrote:
You say it is the president's weak foreign policy that is responsible for attacks, and you constantly degrade him and call his ability to lead into question, even his legitimacy as president, being openly and terribly insulting. Who is responsible?

You are ceaseless in attacking him and demeaning him: who gains? ISIS and every terrorist organization.

This is not a game. We are at war. Like when Bachman irresponsibly accused a woman on Hilary's staff as a terroist, the news on the internet spreading to Egypt and getting her motorcade pelted. It could have been more serious.

What am I saying? Grow up many of you on the Right! Your dumb comments can have serious repercussions.
You say it is the president's weak foreign policy ... (show quote)




Some facts for you, perhaps you can put on your big boy pants and recognize that your president is a failure!!


Team Obama's foreign policy failures: Can our president keep America safe?

By Gov. Bobby Jindal
Published December 03, 2014


“There were shortcomings.”

So said White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest in October, trying to explain how two Dallas hospital workers tested positive for Ebola. That indecisive and ambivalent response encapsulates the Obama presidency in a nutshell.



In so many different areas of foreign policy—from “leading from behind” to “there were shortcomings”—this administration’s actions have shown how managerial failures have made America, and Americans, less safe.

President Obama has governed as if he does not believe in two critical foreign policy concepts: American exceptionalism, and peace through strength.

On Ebola, our nation faced a fight against not one, but two, diseases simultaneously: Ebola itself, and incompetence from Washington. The symptoms: Hospital staff in Dallas not given the proper protective equipment to treat an Ebola patient for days—exposing potentially dozens of workers to contracting the virus. A slow and ineffective response from the CDC once the first Dallas case of Ebola appeared. Hours-long waits for individuals calling into the CDC’s Ebola hotline.

In Iraq, the president ignored the advice of his own Defense Secretary, Leon Panetta, failing to maintain a military presence in the country. The American leadership vacuum created a void that ISIS stepped in to fill; thanks to our indecisiveness, the American people now face a fight against a stronger ISIS—one that even President Obama admits will take years to win.

Mind you, America can, and will, destroy these heinous terrorists—but the fight will take longer, and cost more in blood and treasure, because President Obama once again chose to “lead from behind.”

When it comes to Russia, the president’s failed “reset” telegraphed weakness, and encouraged Vladimir Putin to invade the Crimean peninsula. When the invasion came, rather than deciding on a course of action himself, the president dithered, waiting for allies instead of showing strong leadership.

In July, Hillary Clinton tried to defend this abysmal track record by claiming “the reset worked.” She’s right: It did work wonderfully—for Vladimir Putin, who managed to “reset” Russia’s borders after his Crimean land grab.

The Iran nuclear talks continue with no agreement in sight, while the president has taken the absurd position of threatening to veto additional sanctions against a radical regime seemingly hellbent on developing nuclear weapons.

Doubtless the mullahs in Tehran, seeing the fecklessness of Barack Obama’s Russian response, believe they can extract more concessions from this administration.

Ditto Kim Jong Un in North Korea, who has already flouted the international community to obtain and develop nuclear weapons.

As this administration has careened from crisis to crisis over the past several months, a bigger crisis has emerged: one of competence—in President Obama’s leadership, and in Washington’s ability to get things done.

For a president who came into office promising to restore competence to the White House, his marked indifference towards governing has harmed the American people.

In the past six years, we’ve gone from believing the rise of the oceans would begin to slow, which President Obama claimed he would do, to wondering if the federal government can construct a functioning website.

Now, when it comes to the most basic function of the government—keeping Americans safe from invasion and pestilence—this administration has time and again come up woefully short.

So much for our planet beginning to heal.

Fixing these crises of competence will require decisive leadership by the administration. More importantly, it will also require the maturity to adapt a change in leadership style.

To date, President Obama has governed as if he does not believe in two critical foreign policy concepts: American exceptionalism, and peace through strength.

The former highlights the dramatically positive impact American ideals have had on nations through our history, and the latter recognizes what had been a bipartisan consensus throughout the Cold War: That a strong American military prevents war, and that America never lost a battle because it was too strong.

In the end, I have every confidence that the strength and determination of the American people will see us through tough times. But only strong leadership by President Obama—by adopting the principles of American exceptionalism and peace through strength—can help restore our image abroad, keep Americans secure, and ensure our brave fighting men and women have the tools they need to succeed. For their sake, I hope that leadership arrives soon.

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Jan 6, 2015 08:36:40   #
JMHO Loc: Utah
 
rumitoid wrote:
You say it is the president's weak foreign policy that is responsible for attacks, and you constantly degrade him and call his ability to lead into question, even his legitimacy as president, being openly and terribly insulting. Who is responsible?

You are ceaseless in attacking him and demeaning him: who gains? ISIS and every terrorist organization.

This is not a game. We are at war. Like when Bachman irresponsibly accused a woman on Hilary's staff as a terroist, the news on the internet spreading to Egypt and getting her motorcade pelted. It could have been more serious.

What am I saying? Grow up many of you on the Right! Your dumb comments can have serious repercussions.
You say it is the president's weak foreign policy ... (show quote)


How about convincing your incompetent leader that we're at war, instead of trying to convince us. He is too busy with his extravagant parties and traveling all over the country, and world, giving worthless and meaningless speeches.

As for your last assine comment, NO ONE HERE ON 1PP CAN EVEN COME INFINITESIMALLY CLOSE TO DOING THE DAMAGE THAT PATHOLOGICAL LYING NARCISSIST SOCIOPATH FOREIGN BORN MUSLIM MARXIST HAS, AND CAN DO TO THIS COUNTRY. SO, STFU!

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Jan 6, 2015 09:32:36   #
Bad Bob Loc: Virginia
 
JMHO wrote:
How about convincing your incompetent leader that we're at war, instead of trying to convince us. He is too busy with his extravagant parties and traveling all over the country, and world, giving worthless and meaningless speeches.

As for your last assine comment, NO ONE HERE ON 1PP CAN EVEN COME INFINITESIMALLY CLOSE TO DOING THE DAMAGE THAT PATHOLOGICAL LYING NARCISSIST SOCIOPATH FOREIGN BORN MUSLIM MARXIST HAS, AND CAN DO TO THIS COUNTRY. SO, STFU!







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Jan 6, 2015 09:36:59   #
JMHO Loc: Utah
 
Thanks for the photos reminding us of the PATHOLOGICAL LYING NARCISSIST SOCIOPATH FOREIGN BORN MUSLIM MARXIST that fraudulently occupies the WH.

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